Buddhist Sculpture of Garuda | Mythical Bird

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SKU: GDHH21437

Size: 40cm x 27cm

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Garuda: A Symbol of Fiery Wisdom and Protection

Garuda emerges as a fierce yet benevolent protector in this handcrafted statue from Nepal. Standing at an impressive 40cm (15.75 inches), this spiritual decor piece captures the dynamic essence of the mythical bird-like deity. Crafted with an oxidized copper body, its powerful presence makes it a striking addition to any sacred space, embodying vigilance and strength.

Garuda is depicted in Buddhist iconography as a powerful celestial bird, symbolizing courage, strength, and the ability to overcome obstacles. Garuda is often shown with a human-like torso and arms combined with the wings, beak, and talons of an eagle, emphasizing his swift movement and dominance over serpents and negative forces. He is frequently portrayed in a dynamic, flying posture or standing atop a serpent, representing victory over ignorance and harmful influences. Garuda’s fierce expression, muscular form, and expansive wings convey both protection and vigilance, while his presence in temples and statues serves as a guardian figure, inspiring devotees to cultivate courage, vigilance, and spiritual liberation.

Size: 15.75”/40cm (Height) x 10.63”/27cm (Base)
Weight: 4.32 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body

Garuda is a revered mythical bird-like deity in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, recognized for its immense strength and speed. In Buddhism, Garuda is often depicted as a Dharmapala, a protector of the Dharma, serving to guard against obstacles, diseases, and the influence of nagas (serpent spirits). It embodies fierce intellect and the power to overcome all negativities, representing swift spiritual progress and unwavering courage.

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